[SOLVED] Multiple Terms and Conditions on one registration?

Hello...

I have need for registrants to agree to three separate policies. How would I add more than one to the registration form?

Example:

1. I agree to Standards of Operation. 'check box'

2. I agree to Volunteer Policy. 'check box'

3. I agree to By-Laws. 'check box'

I would also need to know how to change the 'label/link' title from 'Terms and Conditions' to the 'label/link' titles in the three examples above.

Lastly, is it possible to make the agreements/document/articles that are linked to open in a pop-up? If so, tips on how?

Thank you much in advance!!

J

Best approach is to create 3 required multi-checkbox fields with only 1 value. You can use HTML in the valid so it could be a URL, etc.. You could also have them as language strings to make them translatable as well as easier to supply the value string. Examples as follows.

Field 1
Type: Multi-checkbox
Name: cb_tos1
Title: _TOS1_TITLE
Value: _TOS1_VALUE
Required: Yes

Field 2
Type: Multi-checkbox
Name: cb_tos2
Title: _TOS2_TITLE
Value: _TOS2_VALUE
Required: Yes

Field 3
Type: Multi-checkbox
Name: cb_tos3
Title: _TOS3_TITLE
Value: _TOS3_VALUE
Required: Yes

Language Plugin Defines
define( '_TOS1_TITLE', 'Terms and Conditions' );
define( '_TOS1_VALUE', 'I agree to Standards of Operation' );
define( '_TOS2_TITLE', 'Terms and Conditions' );
define( '_TOS2_VALUE', 'I agree to Volunteer Policy' );
define( '_TOS3_TITLE', 'Terms and Conditions' );
define( '_TOS3_VALUE', 'I agree to By-Laws' );

This is just an example of 1 way to go about it. CB has no built in feature for multiple terms and conditions checkboxes. Typically all your terms should be on a single, index, and well formatted page.

Krileon!

Excellent! Thank you. The solution worked perfectly for creating the multiple agreements.

I have not tried the language file approach. If I were to, how would I find which language file to use?

Call this one SOLVED!

Thank you...

I have not tried the language file approach. If I were to, how would I find which language file to use?

Completely up to you. If you use DEFINEs like I showed earlier then you'd use the main language file. If you used strings for the titltes and values then you'd use the cbteamsplugin language file. Language file usage is highlighted within your documentation (including locations).